msn news thing I just spotted - "What caused the death of the Queen?"
On one slide, it says she had an impeccable medical history, the last incident being a back injury a year ago, and a "bad cold" in 2017, but two or three slides later, it tries to link her death to wuflu, saying "covid had weakened her".
Do you remember her getting the wuflu? I don't. EDIT - OK, "mild" case in Feb. But still. At 96, the sniffles can floor you. It still looks like wuflu fear prop.
(And no, I don't suspect foul play. It was obvious she was declining since at least when Philip died, and then they said she'd never be going back to Buckingham. But I do stll have the feeling that this is a kind of mile-marker, and shit is going to really start coming down now. I didn't think it'd be this soon, was hoping she'd get to see her 75th.)
msn news thing I just spotted - "What caused the death of the Queen?"
On one slide, it says she had an impeccable medical history, the last incident being a back injury a year ago, and a "bad cold" in 2017, but two or three slides later, it tries to link her death to wuflu, saying "covid had weakened her".
Do you remember her getting the wuflu? I don't. EDIT - OK, "mild" case in Feb. But still. At 96, the sniffles can floor you. It still looks like wuflu fear prop.
(And no, I don't suspect foul play. It was obvious she was declining since at least when Philip died, and then they said she'd never be going back to Buckingham. But I do stll have the feeling that this is a kind of mile-marker, and shit is going to really start coming down now. I didn't think it'd be this soon, was hoping she'd get to see her 75th.)
she gave up after her husband died. happens all the time.